ブリエールの天然記念物・トップ5

Actually, it's more of an allée couverte—but I don't even want to know what Komoot translates into. Fifty meters further on, there's a second collapsed dolmen.

Impressive dimensions. It is hidden away in a dead end street and absolutely worth seeing. In the immediate vicinity there is another dolmen, a pretty old mill and great little houses with thatched roofs.

Worth seeing dolmen. Just follow the path from the road 150m. After another 50m there is another "fallen" dolmen on the left side.

Unfortunately, you have to pre-book a time slot. Attention: Access to the many paths south of the house is only guided!!

Before reaching the tip of Pen Bé which is at sea level, you can take advantage of this much higher point of view and the cliffs which offer you beautiful views of the surrounding coastline.

Crossac is a small village known for its surrounding menhirs, such as the Barbière dolmen or the Bois Hoël menhir. The town itself has small shops of basic necessities (bakery, delicatessen, pharmacy). Gateway to the Brière, the village is also crossed by the famous GR 3.

I strongly advise against taking these trails before the summer! We tested them on May 20. It was just awful! You had to push our bikes in several places where the mud and the muddy water reached our knees. We did 1.5 km in 30 minutes. I don't wish that on anyone.

4000 year old tombs